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spider_ross.avi posted:caught Boy Harsher a couple nights ago. they were having technical difficulties and cut the set short. they put on a great show despite the setbacks. gus was blowing into some kind of wind controller which triggered some beefy sounding droning note. jae really belted it out in a way you would not have heard on their recordings. they are the most normal and personable people ive ever met too. if they are coming through your town, you should see them. I missed them when they played DC back in January because I had to get up at like 4:00am the next day. I hope they come back "Lust" is such a great track and I've had Yr Body Is Nothing on heavy rotation for the last six months. I'm excited to see Body of Light open for Black Marble in June two brothers from Tucson with a clear old-school EBM influence. Lots of fun.
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Body of Light were very good see them if you can. Cabaret Voltaire was playing on the pre-set playlist. Bought Andrew a beer after the show and not so subtly suggested that they should tour with Boy Harsher said he loved their music, it was a good idea, and that he'd love for something like that to happen. So grateful bands like Body of Light, Boy Harsher, and High-Functioning Flesh are putting out fresh new mean industrial sounds.
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Danger - Octopus! posted:I love HFF's awesome faux Cabaret Voltaire retro vibe, it is so awesome. I tried to get into Cabaret Voltaire in college, but could never really swallow their critically acclaimed experimental stuff. Your comment inspired me to take another look into their catalog, and I discovered C.O.D.E. which is incredible. New summer album give me that smooth industrial funk.
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Any DC-area goons travelling to see Boy Harsher in Baltimore on July 30?
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drat wish I'd known about that 3TEETH show in DC. I feel like it's not always easy to catch live industrial acts I would have had a blast, I'm sure.
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New Boy Harsher single! The video is okay (some cool, gritty, New York at night vibes, but it doesn't really go anywhere), but the song is pretty good. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZeSN4PntOos "Motion" is the first track on their new EP Country Girl, which comes out October 13. It looks like the they also have a few new tour dates in October and November.
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divabot posted:Boy Harsher in London has sold out already. Arse. Dude, that show is going to be sick. Definitely try to hustle for a ticket outside the venue.
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BrutalistMcDonalds posted:so not industrial but since this is a spooky kid thread, one of my favorite listens lately is the goth-rock band double echo. they had a new album drop on, when else? halloween. gently caress, that guitar tone is like candy to me. I love it. Thanks for sharing.
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Whoa, I didn't know about that thread thanks
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Rediscovering Robert Alfons' work. I keep forgetting how hard Trust (TR/ST?) bangs. This came some months ago, but I'm impressed by how good it is. Really looking forward to his new album early next year. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VWOL0LtC7xw
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Both of the albums he's put out so far are really good. He's part of the gloomy Canadian synthpop continuum. Maya Postepski, Austra's drummer, used to be in Trust, but left to focus on Austra and her solo work. Fake edit:  Maya apparently left Austra in May and rejoined TR/ST. A little sad about this, since I loved the Austra trio's chemistry, but overall excited, since Austra's albums since their debut have disappointed me, and Trust's 2012 album (which she worked on) is my favorite. She says the new stuff they've been working on will be darker. 
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Totally agree. Twitch is good too, though. "Over the Shoulder" is such a classic. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mui0sj-kxLY
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BrutalistMcDonalds posted:Btw, Spotify's new concert feature that shows you a list of upcoming shows based on your album library is amazingly convenient.  I feel really dumb for having this app on my phone, but Industrial Music Alerts is impressive for how completely it centralizes concerts and DJ nights folks on this thread would be into. It seems like a useful way to discover things that you haven't listened to yet. In fact, did someone here recommend it? It used to be known as RdB Events.
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Come on, guys https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZfVidaSLe0
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Guess who met Alice Glass last night  Hell of a show, by the way. I regret not being closer. Crowd was into it.
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ADULT. is playing a free show in Detroit at The Skip, June 23. Anyone who has the chance should go!
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Biomute posted:Don't touch their kit. This is great, thanks for sharing. I love it when people upload content like this and actually bother to explain things in the description. Must have been earlier in their career, since Nitzer Ebb definitely seem like a band that would step to if hosed with.
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Danger - Octopus! posted:Double post, but in less exciting NE news it looks like Doug McCarthy has been called out for sexual harassment judging by posts on FB today Can you share these? I haven't seen anything in the news yet.
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New HEALTH is good. New Boy Harsher is really good. That's all I got.
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I don't mean this as contrarian shade — I have so much respect for Trent Reznor and his body of work, and most of all, the kindness he showed to Gary Numan (his cover of "Metal" is  )It's just I don't know too too much about Nine Inch Nails' body of work. I checked out Pretty Hate Machine last year and was unimpressed — maybe had trouble identifying with it in my thirties. Maybe (probably??) Reznor's lyrics just aren't that good. So, last week I discovered the Head Like a Hole maxi-single, which made me reconsider my limited assessment of Reznor. I still think Reznor is a weak lyricist (I'd be interested to hear a counterargument), but what is so beautifully clear on this maxi-single, is Reznor's skill as a producer and his ear for samples. It's a staggeringly good work, and it's so much fun to hear Reznor toy around with merely "okay" tracks from the album and turn them into straight-up goth club dancefloor bangers. tl;dr: hot take — the Head Like a Hole maxi-single is a better Nine Inch nails record than Pretty Hate Machine
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I think about this tweet a lot https://twitter.com/vineyille/status/935189014600134656
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SacrificialGoat posted:This Hawaiian Punch commercial is industrial as gently caress
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Anyone catch Boy Harsher's Audiotree videos? They are  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7TZK9GG4Nq4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dqX5IgK0wDU
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Shoutout to poster coolcorn for the introduction, but Belarusian coldwave act Молчат Дома / Molchat Doma / Silent at Home have a very promising sound! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Crz1PpKk3dU
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Pope Guilty posted:If you like "Introducing the 1984 Renault LeCar", you might want to listen to Klack and I Die: You Die doing a commentary on it . This was fun, thanks
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Multiple Man are so good. They played New York not too long ago, but it was just too long a trip for me on a weekday. Sad I missed them.
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I'm a day late with it, but this is a terrific playlist. Great mix of new and old.
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Photex posted:Since it hasn't been posted yet, it was announced yesterday that Richard H. Kirk of Cabaret Voltaire has died at the age of 65. I enjoyed this clip of the man: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xD0XkMdspw and Ladytron had a kind remembrance of him https://twitter.com/LadytronMusic/status/1440661304478298122
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Boy Harsher just dropped a facemelter: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3vfzZg7hl7Y
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does anyone else feel like it was always going to end like this? they gave us all the clues
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very good show from Twin Tribes in DC tonight
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Kvlt! posted:i know asking for "factory machine music" itt is kinda broad, but im looking for albums that sound very rhymic and mechanical, like a working factory. I love listening to youtube videos of reptitive factory noises and car engine sounds, but want something a little more musical. Alberich, NATO-Uniformen (2011) comes to mind
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assuming this is the catch-all darkwave thread Cherry Red Announces No Songs Tomorrow Darkwave, Ethereal Rock, and Coldwave 1981-1990 Box Set post-punk.com posted:Cherry Red Records, home to some of the most cherished names in independent, underground music, has just announced a new four-disc CD boxset, this time turning their focus to the ever-present darkwave movement, which began in the late 1970s/early 1980s and still permeates the post-punk scene to date. Titled No Songs Tomorrow Darkwave, Ethereal Rock, and Coldwave 1981-1990 and curated once more by our very own Frank Deserto, the box focuses on the early years of the darkwave movement, featuring a healthy blend of both American and European artists. The box will be released on May 31st, 2024 and is now available for pre-order via Cherry Reds website.
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MassRafTer posted:Maybe I don't know enough about early Suicide Commando but I was surprised to see him on here. I did not know this until I looked it up, but apparently "Suicide Commando" is is a 1981 song by German band No More https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uh1vrty3du8 Cherry Red are terrific curators and listening to their playlists is always an education for me, so I am excited to check the collection out when it is released
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Danger - Octopus! posted:For cheap but better-than-foam, I really like Thunderplugs foam earplugs get a bad rap. given that 1) OSHA and NIOSH say you should be cutting printed noise-reduction ratings by more than half and 2) every 10 decibels beyond 85dB sustained you expose yourself to halves the amount of time it takes to suffer hearing damage, foam earplugs with NRRs >30 are some of the best hearing protection you can buy and I like to think that the utilitarian aesthetic of wearing the bright orange things they hand out on job sites adds to my industrial street cred
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